Driver, 2 students killed in St James crash
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November 13, 2018

Driver, 2 students killed in St James crash

ST JAMES, Jamaica — The driver of a motor car, which was transporting students to school, and two young girls died as a result of injuries they sustained in a crash in St James this morning.

Three other children have been admitted to hospital in critical condition.

The names of deceased driver and the girls have not yet been released. However, the children are said to be ages six and eight.

Reports are that the car was travelling along the Rose Hall main road in St James when it got out of control and crashed into a wall.

The driver and the five children were rushed to hospital where he and the two girls died. 

More information later.

Horace Hines

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